i saw it here, but i, according to tradition, will leave the video and the shots of the explosions directly. hmm uh, dear colleagues, i will pay attention to the text. uh, here uh, to a text that is accompanied by something that pinches a person in a frame, especially temporary ones urgently. only now faster, rather, everything else. yes, only today it will not be in time, that is, you need to understand that, well, in advertising technologies. well, since they are recognized to provide. uh, bulgarian business. yes, earn money maximum effect. yes, they probably wouldn't use it. inefficient technologies. here the meaning is the same, that is, as soon as a person is clamped. here in time especially on the framework follows. well, at least pause and be a little more than more attentive to the information that goes on after the word urgent. well, that is, you just said about it, we can pause to give the word to the military, yes, and hear what is really happening there with are you familiar with alexandra, specifically , these shots i video e on a total cleansing of

the city, of course, this does not look like, because there is no area work. here, uh, at a great distance filming uh from somewhere, so to speak, uh from a dominant height, it can be seen in a high-rise building that uh, yes, work is really going on at some object located at a distance, so to speak, of the order of 10 km. yes, we know that now the russian army is attacking fuel depots, yes. that is, i do not see the work of the city. i say again, work. well, uh, by the power of god to go to work around the city, someone didn’t have you, that it’s not our methods and emphasized again, but if take e elementary, so to speak, certain rules, then they cover the area, that is, respectively, well, for people. eh, let's say. eh, they are more familiar, so to speak, with fire, so to speak, with a mortar, it’s clear that even squares are broken, for example, and the elevation angle is calculated due to the fact that the parasites first, so to speak, one point, then the second, then the third one was a sneeze order happens, so to speak, covering immediately. immediately goes across the area

when well, you need to capture. eh, big enough let's say. so the volume of the line of defense. i still we understand only why? this is not an assault. i don’t want a belt again, because when we don’t carry shelling around the cities, especially since we don’t have a war. once again i emphasize the special operation that work is underway on some object. i see it's very good with the arrival. and yes, indeed, with secondary combustion with all, so to speak, the effects of defeating this object. he i see rather bright orange plans. this is already secondary. so to speak. effect. here, most likely, warehouses would have ammunition or something similar or alcohol. flammable savory didn't say because it would black smoke, but there is, of course. here the ammunition is quite similar. i just wanted to say something else, that it is impossible to say from this photograph that there is a battle going on in residential areas. yes, we see the panorama. yes, there is no one, as if to compare the explosion, how close it is to zhi. zones yes

, how dangerous it is for civilians, of course it is impossible. and for this, the colleague was absolutely right there was a text that led us along this corridor. let's show the rebuttal right away. only one date does not fit here march 23, 2017 year, balakleya kharkiv region, explosion at the ammunition depot. that's just e, well, here really due to the fact that this is an explosion, and there was a fire on the prostate ground, this explosion occurred. but if so, and i am for those who analyze the footage show. eh, let's say that something is shown from the moment of arrival, that is, well, here's something not to grab, that is, with these phrases. yes, and then something happened, but in these shots, i do not see anything that contradicts. uh, well, humanity, in principle, money, just multiple shots of that event. i remember seventeenth year. i ask this event, yes, but then it excited everyone and the russians. uh, ukrainian residents. yes, 16,000 just because of one city,

then they were evacuated, yes, well, also neighboring ones and where all this ammunition flew after this fire. yes, artyom evaluate the quality of the fake. here it seems to us quite on the level. yes, you really know how, from the point of view of hmm , verification can be quite complicated, because after all, e leads in such a way that if you take a screenshot, you can probably look for it in the pictures. but there will be difficulties because, well, it's not really possible to identify a city as a non-specific city. and as an object here, therefore, from the point of view of exposure from the point of view of verification. eh, the fake is pretty labour-intensive, let's say uh, analyzed, but there's nothing more to add here. thank you so much for coming to us, and for today, watch the anti-fake program with us. lead the fight against the untruth that has fallen upon us. if any photo or video materials cause you doubts, be sure to send to our program. we will conduct our own investigation and report the results on air. hello, the time will show program continues

to work as part of the information channel on first ya artyom sheinin has gone into the third month since we talk every day about what we call a special military operation, and on the territory of ukraine, uh, at the same time, for none of us it's not a secret, and we've talked about it more than once, that we are conducting a special military operation on the territory of ukraine a and ukraine and its allies, but in fact it, but curators, but they are waging war against us on all fronts and on the fronts, in fact the military ones and on the economic fronts and on the political fronts and on the informational fronts of this. e, no one e hides. and in general, it was probably predictable. i don't know if they were predictable, but the scale. and up to which the west will be ready, uh that

's all to do. but e every day we are for ourselves e we lose some. well, maybe not illusions, but some old ideas about how the world works, where they roughly speaking have edges, perhaps, maybe this is very useful for us all of them, this is their, uh, calculation uncovering for us in general is a lot. uh, in such an informational sense, there is a lot of useful information in this story, understanding how far our opponents can or could or go, and in this sense, and today's events held at night, but hmm fire. that's all i can say for sure is a fire, uh, in bryansk at an oil depot , uh, transneft bryansk druzhba, precisely because we understand that this framework is possible for them. well, in general. it is not very clear to us that many people interpret

what happened in bryansk. and this is for a minute uh, 150 uh kilometers from the border with ukraine, uh, many uh, interpret - this is it. e. well, what is called e, in this vein of this very confrontation. of this very special military operation, and i can only say that i have no other official messages, but i have not heard about the cause of this fire, therefore, in the information space. e, there is e, everything, moreover, namely in the context of this confrontation, and many people perceive such a coincidence, or not a coincidence, that this night e, hmm explosion or a night fire, but they associate it with the fact that they came or arrived to ukraine. and or they

were there, or maybe the secretary of defense of the united states of america and secretary of state blinkin were not there, in any case, these footage appeared this morning, well, that is, a little some time after the footage of what happened in bryansk appeared e, this is connected, i don’t know if for this reason or not for this reason, and just like i don’t know, these shots, whether they were made in kiev or they were made in some other scenery built for this somewhere either in lvov or in poland, because , in principle, we are used to that, well, when some such high-ranking curators arrive, in principle, uh, well , with some of them , maybe with those whom you don’t feel sorry for, well, after all, somehow he’s walking around. for example, zelensky was walking around kiev like a johnson . that's barrel er not barrel er, ursula well, that's all these people so to speak. he also

walked with them, either the americans do not like to walk, or they somehow. well, so to speak, they are not very sure that they should walk around kiev in such a difficult and difficult time. in general, i don’t know, maybe the weather was bad. although kind of good anyway no shots walking with them. and we didn't see it, so we don't know where it happened, but in any case, we know that it was a press conference. well , maybe this is such a, as it were, way of american diplomacy. you come, as if talking to kiev, hugging, looking at each other and saying, hello, please, and then you you go and give a press conference in poland, but in principle, why not, for example, the minister of defense is standing here, and against the background of some boxes with ukrainian flags in some warehouse, he gives a press conference about, as it were, his trip to kiev well, strange, strange on the other hand, wherever this press conference is. eh, in fact, and wherever they go to dele, we know as a

fact that the planes with american weapons, as about which just this man here. uh, cute and tall says they are in poland at least in poland arrive, at least six we know what has arrived. and we can do whatever we want. uh, to have fun, so to speak, about, uh, their arrival and in what capacity they are building their relationship with zelensky. yes, of course, i really like the meme, the meme that, uh, exploded yesterday. they even, when they were photographed, they even arranged them according to their height. well, what is called right here, as if that's like a movie. yes, here. eh, coward dunce experienced everything, it's like a lot of fun. this is probably the place to be. well, once again i repeat the planes parts of these weapons arrive in poland with weapons, probably as far as ukraine and reach the places where hostilities take place. not only this weapon. further, since

i say it again, this is, uh, a special military operation - this is such a proxy war in which everything, uh, everything. everything, as it were, presumably both sides one way or another, in general, it operates within this framework, because here are the shots of tanks, uh, who comment that these are slovak tanks in ukraine, i can say for sure about these tanks only one thing these tanks certainly look. well , much more elegant than the current ukrainian tanks, because the ukrainian army has such elegant tanks. uh, in theory it shouldn't have stayed and in general, the landscape is similar to ukraine, but i don't know, i'm not such a big specialist in tanks, we'll discuss it later today. eh, on the basis. what can we say that it is, as many write, that this is precisely the slovak tanks and precisely in the combat area. i don't know why the emphasis is on this, because to what extent is it part of the war, as a war? and to what part of this part is it part of the information war? i do not know exactly how frames. which flew around and all the telegrams.

all social networks mean with a train of fuel and lubricants that goes from romania through moldova towards ukraine well, i also look under this sauce, that is, yes, this is a train with fuel and lubricants, where does it go? where is he coming from? what is this territory? i do not know, but i will repeat the grounds for interpreting this in this vein as well . e denials. i haven’t heard in the same way as e in our, so to speak, telegram and social networks segment it has been going on, in my opinion, not for the first week such a lively discussion about the fact that there is no need to bomb the railway structure, the bridges there, it is not necessary. if necessary, why? if it is not necessary, then also why, uh, i have already spoken several times, therefore, uh, and i have a middle position. that's why don't bomb. well, i don't know why it's necessary to bomb. i don't understand why we shouldn't bomb. so i'm hmm that's but anyway our ukrainian neighbors as well. somehow, they are already starting

to give reports that it seems that someone is somewhere with them sometimes along this very railway infrastructure began to work. yes, he writes that five railway stations in central western ukraine, 16 trains will be delayed. here, from uh, the lviv region , footage also comes, as if some kind of burning infrastructure once again. if this is true, we then in my opinion in my personal opinion. it is high time. if it’s not us, but we are silent about this, that is, we don’t say dani no, we don’t confirm, we don’t refute. well, because i understand the proxy war as a whole, but there are a lot of questions. well , as if i understand why so, uh, it is done and we are already beginning to get used to them for such oddities, and perhaps it is right that we are beginning to get used to them. how right it is not that we ask questions, for example, many questions were asked. about what is happening around azov

, and in fact, amazing, obvious and incredible continues to happen there, because well, for example, on easter i made another appeal. e, deputy e, commander of azov, here he is, so to speak, e textured comrade, but it’s not surprising that he is like that some kind of factor to me. this film was this one about gandalfshment. that's hmm who's underground? yes, yes, lord of the rings. it seems to me that this is , in principle, quite. a. e, just here the lord of the rings is there, so they lived somewhere, these gnomes faked it in the underground, in principle, it’s normal, but surprisingly, it’s not surprising that the person who serves in azov with all his symbolism. with all his ideology and so on. do you think he comes out about what yesterday he comes out about what turns out to be easter, that is, as if azov also has easter turns out to be and azov also says on easter that

guys, well, how about easter well, you could show some kind of mercy there surprisingly amazing. in the same way, it is surprising that it is not clear where the commander of this very azov e, radish is his call sign, which used to appear all the time. and he showed up at the right time. eh, right next to him sits a bearded woman - this is just a volyn, who is now considered to be in command of the thirty-sixth brigade. well, more precisely, the remnants of the thirty-sixth ukrainian marine brigade so the volyn was also yesterday and this is also very significant in terms of what is happening here at the azovstalks in the dungeons of the steel passages and what are they doing? he also wrote yesterday. and such an appeal is already surprising that it’s not even an appeal, but he got in touch, which means that there, with ukraine , it’s surprising that, firstly, he switched to russian. unexpectedly, maybe the seat in the cellars somehow cleared something in his memory. well listen, it's interesting. not only that, please. world

state diplomacy apply procedure to us extraction help. uh, our negotiations with the group will still resolve this issue by political means, a military solution to the situation. we will not have time to wait, as if the situation is very critical, very tense. i don't know how long it is, maybe, uh , how long we have. in fact , we really need help no longer count. uh. i think we deserved this time. a worthy answer and respect from diplomats from the world leningrad from ordinary citizens and people who understand that any world. uh, any world is better than maidan opa , deputy commander, m. says any peace is better

than war. and you're thinking about it. it’s like he switched to russian about something, which means he asks for an extrakshina to a certain world community. well , extraction. actually, it's, uh, sort of a termite from the oil industry. that's oil production. it's called extraksha, but in the military, but i'm not an agent, but in the military . e slang, estra-extraction is an evacuation by force way, that is, roughly speaking, evacuation, rescue , removal, that is, we are talking about, what are the corridors that are provided to them for ? , which is also possible. that is, you can, as it were, fight fight fight we will cut and kill and so on, so to speak. so something like a military one does not work at all. let's here, well, as if the extraction is said to him, well, you just need to. arms and here humanitarian corridors come out every day

it does not suit him to give up, that is, he is satisfied only peacefully with some conditions and in an amazing way, and today, once again , 14:00 humanitarian was announced. uh, that means humanitarian corridors and the opportunity to get out, i don’t think that in response to the ramparts, but in response to the conversation about the peaceful ones that are there. and actually about, uh, what it all means. we are now learning to turn on with a war correspondent from mariupol, marat khairullin, who is in direct contact with us. hello marat, how can you hear us? don't know. what part of it did you start us heard ah, the first one, well, about all these amazing oddities, the first part of my question. that's what, but what was announced today from 14:00 was not announced until what time did anyone come out? how long does this go on for? in general, in short, what is happening there, please. good evening artyom, i hear you perfectly, and i am reporting the truce

began even before 6 o'clock stopped working, all heavy artillery, aviation, then there was a radio exchange. and after 14:00, this truce was announced. and our group worked all this time mariupol and now we are literally a few kilometers from azovstal, there is no connection to mariupol, so we are somewhere in between, as soon as the connection appeared. here we are in the field of steel, but azov got up so somewhere approximately through this field and the next one is already going into steel. we are somewhere between the village of krasnoarmeyskoye and mariupol , just a few kilometers, and we were in the area of ​​prospect metallurgists, then its parts that rest against the azov steel checkpoint. so this is the so -called gray area. she shoots so far since. that's where until now until the evening we were about until 16:30. there was some movement was for the sake of an asset exchange. uh, they were probably waiting somewhere

on these sides that there would be some way out. uh, well, that's the notoriety of the intelligence that there are two active tanks left on the call of steel, and at least one mobile working mortar crew, which is constantly being hunted. here's what the scouts say. they also advanced, and hung drones. eh, that is, they tried, apparently, to somehow counteract this. i mean, something is going on there. well, at 17, and at 18 o'clock we are in touch after we left mariupol. we are in touch with the united state, uh with the joint headquarters. i apologize to the people's militia of the dpr who are here in mariupol, there is no data yet. nobody came out, unfortunately. so what is the situation like? and, accordingly, i have another question, just here you said about the connection. you see, in order to get in touch with us, you need to drive away from mariupol and from this region, and the volhynia gets in touch with ukraine directly. bunkers are very questions. how do they do it, they have

some kind of separate broadband connection there. or how does it all work? what is known about it. and it is known that they have satellite in general, they are very stuffed with western technology. well, maybe for you this is such a discovery now. well , let's say, uh, an american sherman tank was driving around mariupol as part of a battalion. azov that is, they had an american tank, so to speak, so the original unit. they shot and smashed the houses of dimensional residents with this tank, but when it hits, here they are unit they have the most modern most perfect means of communication. that is, they have excellent drones. they have excellent rifles, sniper rifles there of the latest models, that is, they are packed to the fullest, so that's where the shafts come from there . it's even how to say. not a question. they have everything there, our western partners, they tried to be clear about the fact that they have

everything there. the second question is already, uh, from what you said, but i immediately got hooked on it. see. you speak. and that they have e left alone a mobile mortar and two tanks, but tanks in an obvious way. they can't go underground. and this means for me that somewhere on the surface there are such zones of azovstal, in which their tanks are located and we do not control these zones. how many such zones, how large, how large is the area of ​​​​these zones, where they have tanks driving mortar rolling. this is territory. now, i'm just afraid to make a mistake. this is known to people who have worked for azov steel, this is the territory of two factories. uh, well, as part of an association. azov steel plants for the preparation of raw materials, in my opinion, the name of the agglomeration is called, but the second , uh, the second territory, i will not say. there e is. uh, some underground facilities, let's say for the preparation of raw materials for the preparation of cox, something else. they seem to be hiding these tanks there, that is, they work very carefully, as you know. well,

our fighters tell me. i'm a little wrong. well, this is how tanks work. they really go out for literally seconds, shoot and hide again, that is, like this, that is, well, they still work there , and mobile artillery, but today there was an attempt to fix a 120-mm mortar was working from the other side, of course. i just asked, just about tanks, that even if they drive into some kind of underground room somewhere, that in order to leave and shoot somewhere they need to, well, roughly speaking, get to the place where they have their visibility turns out to be the goal. actually very interesting. i didn't expect it to be so complicated there. one more question for you. uh, here, discussing all these appeals of those who are down there and on the other side of the treatment with ukrainian side, and there is a lot of talk about some civilians who are down there in the dungeons. azov stood up, that you are working and you know what kind of civilian is there, what is civilian? the status of these civilians and what's wrong with

them, please. uh, so the civilian has confirmed data, at the moment it is believed that about 300 people are a little over a little, well, give or take. uh, these are civilians of three categories. the first category is seven of the azov people themselves. evacuated there in anticipation of the assault. eh, well when the assault on mariupol had already begun, they were all taken there, it is believed that conditionally yes, from what i know, uh, from the intelligence that reaches me and there are about 100-120 people with children, the second category is hostages. but these hostages also have two categories. the first category they took away the address on some citizens. well, apparently with the means or there are about 50 status ones, as they say, yes, the second category - they took away in a panic. that's literally from the streets from which when they departed, and from the sixth of the eastern microdistrict. that is, the outskirts, when they departed, rowing the order of everyone, and they took women, mostly. uh, that is, it is believed that

there are about them. a person, well, the third category of azov was under the patronage class of one of the lyceums. and that is, here now it is such for me personally. this is a very special and difficult fact. yes, because , uh, that is, there are two classes of grandfathers, in my opinion, yes , teenagers say that they were taken there and used as saboteurs as scouts, they were identified. that is, there are these children, they are theirs, that is, they create children's armies. that is this is also a proven fact. here are three categories of civilians that are there, they definitely are there. i understand, thanks marat, but in this sense it is very interesting, you tell me. e. in this sense, it turns out that these are still not those civilians who have in mind, who would like to go out, but do not know how, do not have such an opportunity, apparently . they should already be categorized, probably like this. well, hostages rather than civilian hostages. minimum. half

of the hostages from the pack are larger. this is what i want for you. bring artyom literally today yes, you are here, that is, our special groups are working here, which identify the relatives of these people. ah. today, i cannot name this woman, but they are, maybe even tomorrow i will present you some kind of interview and she has a daughter with her. there is in the early days. uh, the azov people took her there. since yesterday, calls from the side of the recall have been calling specifically called uh, signs are some code words and they demand money to leave these people alive, they demand, but about 30. well, clearly, the number 30,000 is indicated there. uh, hryvnias are asked for each. that's while we were driving here. here they went. two more such facts called me, two such calls were revealed, i understand, please. and it was marat khairul or marat thank you very much for this very interesting story. i learned a lot of information for myself. you think, i have an offer for you. i don't know if you can see us in the

picture, but the audience can see us. i now i am now in a beard a little bit. i’ll grow longer then and we can work in pairs. i am there and here as it were, so we will change weeks in a week, you are fine, it turns out. thank you very much. well, i'll learn, i'll just drive up. happy good luck. hello. well, actually, you heard everything, i 'll add it here. here in this conversation about this character of this game around some civilians who are there, but you need to understand what kind of civilians they are and this explains. why time after time. we provide these humanitarian corridors, but no one enters them, or rather, no one lets anyone out, because this game that goes around this sounds cynical, but obviously a game. listen, and the activist of the ukrainian vereshchak is her last name. look e. after the announcement, after the announcement that once again there will be a humanitarian corridor. and what, this is the very vereshchak says, and what accents does she place, please. this could be believed if the

russians had not disrupted the humanitarian corridors before, the humanitarian corridor is opened by agreement of the two sides. the corridor declared unilaterally does not provide security, and therefore is not humanitarian corridor so officially and publicly i declare humanitarian corridors from azov stalin today, unfortunately there is no agreement, therefore we turned to un secretary general antonio guteris with a call to be the initiator and guarantor of the humanitarian corridor from azov steel for civilians , please be present in the humanitarian colony of un representatives and the international committee of the red cross this is to the question that they are playing some other informational combination around these people. we've already talked a lot which is most likely what happens at azov steel. this is no longer a purely military operation, most likely, maybe not a military operation, but some kind of informational and political one, since it is intertwined. here gutysha, she says that

no one gave the corridors. although, they were given to remind everyone, and so , well, so to speak, like cherry on the cake, she drags guterish here, who tomorrow comes here and meets with putin that is, this is clearly some kind of game. what game is this? well, actually, the game is understandable. yes, they are promoting the topic of the blockade mariuporya like uh, horror-horror. horror, uh, in comparison, with which even what they draw is no longer trying, but, but in their information field it is still there. yes, and accordingly. eh, everything. everything, it continues the goal. and show again. hey, what demons? what barbarians what terrible e russian soldiers yes, and what a terrible russian society the goal of the demonization of russia they also make up their own list with which they say we are in the hague, let's go, we will arrange nuremberg for you here too. here they are ayat out of the blue it's very good

now clearly laid out on the shelves. yes , actually the civilians are free, uh, and freely got there. yes, they ran to the factory to hide from neighboring yes quarters. no, yes, there is either, but relatives of war criminals from azov, if there are hostages and there are children of the children's army, this is a war crime. yes, but the vereshchak does not talk about this. it’s just that you won’t find out about some civilians. yes, and that's why they want them to come out with flags, weapons, songs, and with the feeling of victory over this terrible russia. look, here you are talking with flags with weapons from songs. the fact is that they are still even heather; she focuses on some civilians , realizing that these civilians marat is really very good for us. he described all this, that these are civilians who either will not come out on their own, or no one will let them out, and then the conversation is that militants will also come out under this case. well, yes